Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman Recreate Their Iconic Sexiest Man Alive Covers on The View
On July 25, the beloved Deadpool and Wolverine stars, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, brought their trademark humor and charisma to The View, recreating their famous PEOPLE magazine covers from their respective Sexiest Man Alive titles. The episode was a delightful blend of nostalgia and comedy, providing fans with a memorable glimpse into their enduring friendship.
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The segment began with co-host Sara Haines referencing the actors' past accolades, wondering if their friendly rivalry had origins in their Sexiest Man Alive titles. Hugh Jackman playfully responded, "Don't bring it up. We've done a lot of therapy," drawing laughter from the audience. Behind them, the iconic magazine covers featuring their past achievements were projected, sparking fond memories.
Ryan Reynolds, who earned the title in 2010, humorously pretended to forget his cover pose. "What was I doing?" he quipped as he mimicked his dramatic stance, while Hugh Jackman, crowned in 2008, joined in by striking his own sophisticated pose next to Reynolds. The playful reenactment highlighted their ease with one another and their shared sense of humor.
The conversation then shifted to the actors' deep-rooted friendship, which has been a cornerstone of their public image. Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin asked about the secret to their 17-year bond. Reynolds spoke about the importance of mutual support, noting, "It's the same thing that is a throughline in any great relationship, is that you have two people that root for each other, that want to see the other person win." He emphasized the role of open communication and constructive feedback in their friendship.
Jackman added to this sentiment by highlighting their openness with one another. "A real friend, you can say the embarrassing stuff, the shameful stuff. The wins and the losses. It's always been that way for us," he shared, offering viewers an intimate look at the depth of their connection.
The segment not only celebrated their iconic magazine covers but also showcased the genuine and supportive relationship between Reynolds and Jackman. Their playful banter and heartfelt reflections made for an entertaining and touching episode, reinforcing the strong bond that continues to resonate with fans.
